FEELING SKETCHY: A recent Ship Bottom Taxpayers Association exhibition, in conjunction with The Haymarket Hobbies and Toys, drew eyes to the parking lot. Giving new meaning to art walk, the event turned the parking spaces along the cutout, between 21st and 22nd streets in Ship Bottom, into a blank canvas for participants. Artists of all ages colored in the lines with precision, leaving behind a whimsical collection of ideas that brought smilesto the faces of pedestrians and shoppers.
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